No, let's not turn this into a Jesus military type rank structure.
the reason reviews were scrapped is because no one was coming online to get them and instead a LOT of people were using the forums for the bot etc. That was generating a load of site traffic for us. Then that stopped and the site has went back to the way it was between transitioning between the review system and the content system.
I see where you are coming from, but honestly I'd just go back to the way we were before rather than a military style system.

An Amazon product page first revealed that SSX was coming to Xbox One back in April.
The Xbox One's backwards compatibility catalogue will grow today with the addition of EA Sports' 2012 snowboarding game SSX.
Microsoft's Major Nelson announced on Twitter that the Xbox 360 game is joining the line-up later today. The game weighs in at 4.65 GB, according to its Xbox.com product page.
SSX will become the seventh Xbox 360 game Microsoft has added to the Xbox One backwards compatibility catalog this week. On Tuesday, six new games joined the program, including DuckTales: Remastered and XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
GameSpot's SSX review scored the game an 8.5/10.
SSX's arrival in the backwards compatibility program is not a complete surprise. In April, a listing for the game on Amazon revealed that it was coming to Xbox One. Another listing showed that Halo 3: ODST was also on the way, but it has not been delivered yet.
The Xbox 360 version of SSX was free through Games With Gold back in November 2014, so you may already have the game.

The catalogue of Xbox 360 games playable on the Xbox One through backwards compatibility looks set to grow with the addition of Call of Duty: Black Ops.
Although Microsoft hasn't officially announced backwards compatibility support for Treyarch's first-person shooter, Eurogamer has spotted an image suggesting it is on the way.
The Xbox 360 home screen features key art from the first entry in the Black Ops series, along with a caption reading "Now Plays on Xbox One."
There are currently over 170 games in the Xbox One's backwards compatibility library.
In other backwards compatibility developments, Microsoft has announced multi-disc Xbox 360 games are now supported. The first multi-disc game added to the catalog was Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut.
2016's Call of Duty title is Infinite Warfare, which launches on November 4 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Activision is also releasing a remastered version of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, but this will only be available as part of a premium version of Infinite Warfare; it will not be sold on its own.

Microsoft has confirmed to Game Informer that the price of Xbox Live Gold will increase in six countries. Austria, Hungary, Israel, South Africa, Sweden, and Turkey can expect to see the price of Microsoft's online gaming service rise in the near future.
Game Informer received an email from a South African reader, who alerted the publication to the price increase. The email said that the price would triple from R50 ($3.25 USD) to R159 ($10.33 USD). Microsoft confirmed with the following statement.
"We occasionally update pricing in a given market to provide a balance of service and value, and in some instances, meet currency fluctuations within the region, and will be adjusting the price of Xbox Live Gold subscription in a small number of markets on June 20, 2016. We do so always keeping in mind that our goal is to offer our members the premium gaming and entertainment service at a fair price."
Xbox Live costs $9.99 in the United States, and the increases are happening to bring the conversion in line with the American price.
The new prices for Hungary, Israel, Sweden, Turkey, and Austria have not been confirmed. However, Austria seems a bit confusing, as its currency is the Euro, and European Union countries are all charged €6.99 regardless of its value added tax. When Game Informer asked for more information on what this means for Austria, it received the following answer.
"We believe this model suits the way our fans want to pay for Xbox Live Gold memberships in Austria. We are always listening to customer feedback, but have nothing to share about other markets at this time."

Activision has released detailed patch notes for the latest Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 update, which is available now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
Among the changes are the ability to choose the music that players in the multiplayer menus, better stability when accepting invites, and improvements to game performance when playing Zombies.
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